David Bain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> All the examples I've seen of using templates as some kind of resource look
like this: <plone:portletRenderer
portlet="plone.portlet.collection.collection.ICollectionPortlet"
> template="templates/collection.pt"
layer=".interfaces.IThemeSpecific" />suppose I had a product called
"mystuff.customtemplates" which
contained:mystuff/customtemplates/browser/templates/myversionofcollection.pthow
would I refer to that template from another product?I'm just not sure
> <plone:portletRenderer
portlet="plone.portlet.collection.collection.ICollectionPortlet"
template="{magic incantation to call
mystuff.customtemplates/browser}/templates/myversionofcollection.pt"
> layer=".interfaces.IThemeSpecific" />I'm not sure
> what
should replace the "{ }" placeholder above.
>
Hi, David
You can use nested 'configure' directive in your zcml file to register portlet
renderer in context of another package, e.g.:
<configure package="mystuff.customtemplates">
<plone:portletRenderer
portlet="plone.portlet.collection.collection.ICollectionPortlet"
template="browser/templates/myversionofcollection.pt"
layer=".interfaces.IThemeSpecific"
/>
</configure>
Thus, in this example all relative paths will be calculated in context of
mystuff.customtemplates package. So perhaps you will have to write a full
(absolute) dotted path to your layer interface in order to register renderer on
interface that is outside mystuff.customtemplates package.
Good luck,
Vitaliy Podoba
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